My mother uses a Invacare front wheeled walker(I don't have a model number) will this product fit? thank you
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They should fit. I have been using these slides for years. You could not pay me enough to use the white plastic slides.I give these a 10. Have a good day.
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From my experience, it seems that most walkers are made of the same size metal tubing. You remove the rubber tips and replace with the glides. The ones made of nylon are much better than the plain white plastic. You usually have to take a hammer and gently tap them onto the walker.
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We use it on a different Gardian walker. Every walker is slightly different, so it's impossible to say if or how well it will fit your model without actually trying it. This tray is available in some stores; I've seen it at Bed, Bath, and Beyond, so if there is a BB&B; nearby you can get a hands-on look.
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I wish I could help, but I haven't the slightest idea. We purchased the Invacare LightWeight Tracer EX2 20" wheelchair at the same time of buying these legs. They're a perfect fit for mine, but obviously too much of a hassle to order and have to return. Maybe you can call the company and find out? Good luck. They really are a godsend.
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I have a medline walker, I would think it would work if the front of the walker is perfectly straight no bends. Or padding on the front bar. Hope this helps.
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I used this on several walkers (Drive Deluxe Folding Walker Two Button with 5 inch wheels - 1021010210-1) I bought for my mother from Amazon and one she brought home from the rehab hospital. She really liked them and found them very useful.
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Hi Fern, thank you for your interest in Drive Medical! Unfortunately we are unable to answer your question as we do not manufacture Guardian walkers and do not have the dimensions for that. We can suggest reviewing the product dimensions provided on the Amazon detail page and matching up against the walker you have.
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I am not sure, but this is what is says on the package: "Fits over rubber tips to glide smoothly over most surfaces. Fits walker tips with 1 and 1/2" base diameter. For use on the rear legs of walkers equipped with front wheels." I hope this helps you. Your best bet is to measure the base diameter of your walker.Diane
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I am sorry but I am not familiar with the model number. You may be able to contact Medline direct for help. However,as I may have mentioned, I had the model number to my walkerand had contacted Medline. They told me the tray would fit,But even though, the walker was an older model, the tray did notfit properly. We ended up securing the tray with heavy duty duct tape. That works but we are not able to fold up the walker for transporting. This is frustrating, as we need to take a roll of duct tape along when weneed to transport the walker. But for mom-in-law's needs, this tray worksout well for her. Best suggestion if you are able, is go to themedical supply store and take your walker with you. Good luck to you... I am sorry but I am not familiar with the model number. You may be able to contact Medline direct for help. However,as I may have mentioned, I had the model number to my walkerand had contacted Medline. They told me the tray would fit,But even though, the walker was an older model, the tray did notfit properly. We ended up securing the tray with heavy duty duct tape. That works but we are not able to fold up the walker for transporting. This is frustrating, as we need to take a roll of duct tape along when weneed to transport the walker. But... » Read More I am sorry but I am not familiar with the model number. You may be able to contact Medline direct for help. However,as I may have mentioned, I had the model number to my walkerand had contacted Medline. They told me the tray would fit,But even though, the walker was an older model, the tray did notfit properly. We ended up securing the tray with heavy duty duct tape. That works but we are not able to fold up the walker for transporting. This is frustrating, as we need to take a roll of duct tape along when weneed to transport the walker. But for mom-in-law's needs, this tray worksout well for her. Best suggestion if you are able, is go to themedical supply store and take your walker with you. Good luck to you... « Show Less
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Hi Melvin, thank you for your interest in Drive Medical! Unfortunately we do not manufacture EZ Care Walkers so we are unable to provide an accurate response. We suggest checking the dimensions provided for the tray and matching up with the dimensions of your walker to determine if the product fit.
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I have an oblong walker. It works ok but I did have to buy sightly longer screws and modify the assembly.
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I just received this tray for my Invacare 6291 Folding walker, and it DOES NOT fit. it is too narrow. My therapist and case manager told me Invacare is in litigation and their folding trays are not available. ANYwhere.>^,,^<~
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Hello, we purchased this walker for my 94yo mom-in-law. Her Medline walker is about 20 years old. I contacted Medline direct and asked if this tray would fit her old walker. The walker had the same model number. I even went to my Medical Supply store where the associate had the walker and tray. He showed me how it attached. I would have bought the tray from the store, but near double the price. Anyways, the walker mom has does not have the same positioned rails, even thou it has the same model number. The walker although it attaches to the walker, it does not stay secure. Something just doesn't fit the way that it should. We applied strong duct tape, which came loose, then applied wide electrical tape, which securely holds the tray in place. The drawback is the set up does not make the walker accessible for portability, however, mom only uses the walker for indoor navigation around her home, so for her needs, it works out. It does provide more independence for navigating meals, paperwork and small projects. My advice is do some homework with products. If you can take the walker to the store, that is your best option. (which we were not able to do) Or find a store that has a good return policy and order a few to try out. Your local drug stores (on-line ordering thru Walmart, Walgreens, Rite-aid, etc) You can always then get a return credit. I would have returned this one, but mom fell in love with it at first try and we had to make adjustments. Good luck to you
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the 123.26 has the correct picture for walker . it's the invacare 68100T.A. walker. the 141.99 is pictured wrong .the part # is invacare 651. read the reviews #1 rateing. wrong picture on amazon. the 123.26 is correct. the 123.26 is a nice functional walker if your tall. well built. if you get one get some rubber matting or webbing and fasten it to the seat . well keep things from sliding on the seat as you move stuff around the house on it. use door panel fasteners found in lowes in fastener isle. big round heads that fit in the holes in the walker seat and it can be removed very easily . the matting is in lowes also. the 123.26 has the correct picture for walker . it's the invacare 68100T.A. walker. the 141.99 is pictured wrong .the part # is invacare 651. read the reviews #1 rateing. wrong picture on amazon. the 123.26 is correct. the 123.26 is a nice functional walker if your tall. well built. if you get one get some rubber matting or webbing and fasten it to the seat . well keep things from sliding on the seat as you move stuff around the house on it. use door panel fasteners found in lowes in fastener isle. big round heads that fit in the holes in the walker seat and it can be removed very easily .... » Read More the 123.26 has the correct picture for walker . it's the invacare 68100T.A. walker. the 141.99 is pictured wrong .the part # is invacare 651. read the reviews #1 rateing. wrong picture on amazon. the 123.26 is correct. the 123.26 is a nice functional walker if your tall. well built. if you get one get some rubber matting or webbing and fasten it to the seat . well keep things from sliding on the seat as you move stuff around the house on it. use door panel fasteners found in lowes in fastener isle. big round heads that fit in the holes in the walker seat and it can be removed very easily . the matting is in lowes also. « Show Less
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Don't know the model # of the walker we use. It seems to fit any Guardian model walker because it just clips onto the frame.
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I went on the Invacare site but couldn't find that model listed. That's not the type that I bought wheels for. On the web site, at the bottom of home page there was a section on frequently asked questions- one of which is what to do if you have a product that is not listed on their web site. They give out web sites and phone contacts for custumer support and for contractors that make some products for them that may not be listed.
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Honestly I don't think so, it is design to fit walking light stroller like uppa baby mclaren I am not sure if the front wheel fit. It is pretty roomy but but is made to fit four wheels stroller,hope that helps/Anna
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Hi, gosh it's been a while. I tried to do homework on this one. With my mom in law's walker, which was relatively old I learned that Medline, even though, had the same model number did not fit exact. I had to use some duct-tape to hold and secure the tray into place. That works, if you did not need to fold up the walker on a regular basis. If you can take the walker into your home medical store for a fitting, that is helpful, which I wasn't able to do. But all things considering it worked better than others that I had tried. Good luck with your research....